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Junior Chloe Wies cheers along with her team at a girls swim meet.
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Senior Finn Leach up at bat in game against Highline playing at T-Mobile park in their annual ball park game.
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Austin Vandervort with the spirit stick. The spirit stick is worth 500 spirit points, and has become a key factor of determining who wins the spirit competition.
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William (Steele) Enders, Staff Writer
William (Steele) Enders is a staff writer for the Nathan Hale Sentinel. He is on the NHHS boys ultimate and Track and Field team, Senior class president, sleight of hand magician, Jazz pianist, and the founder of Jesus Club. He loves to learn new skills and play card games.
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Noa Hill believes that a picture speaks a thousand words. From sporting events to club fairs, you can always find her on the go, accompanied by Cameron, her camera. She is a senior, and this is her first year as the Photographer/Photo Editor for The Sentinel. Outside of the paper, Hill enjoys playing guitar and listening to music with friends. She is very active in the music program at Hale, and a part of the tennis team. Additionally, she is also the quarterback of Nathan Hale High School’s very own no-contact no-tackle no-touch football team. Go Raiders!
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